DMLab performs research on the storage, processing, retrieval, and analysis of massive, real-life data with highly dynamic spatial and temporal characteristics. Members of DMLab work in close collaboration with experts from solar physics, astronomy, business, geosciences, statistics, and other fields. Dr. Rafal Angryk is a founding director of DMLab, which is jointly operated by the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Physics & Astronomy.

This interdisciplinary group seeks to produce empirical evidence and provide systematic reviews of existing empirical research regarding the potential effect of existing cybersecurity policies and tools in preventing the development and progression of cybercrimes. The group is a partnership involving the College of Arts & Sciences, the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, and the J. Mack Robinson College of Business. Six computer science faculty members belong to the group.

The SIMS Lab deals with both fundamental research and applications of computer modeling and simulation. Research interests include modeling and simulation theory and application, agent and multi-agent systems, complex systems science, and advanced computing in parallel and cloud environments. The lab develops modeling and simulation solutions for a wide range of problems, covering computer science and interdisciplinary research areas such as ecological science, social science and public health modeling and simulation. The lab is headed by Dr. Xiaolin Hu, a professor in the Department of Computer Science.